Dominoes

Dominoes is a classic, tile-based game that has been enjoyed by generations of players around the world, it's a matching game that combines strategy, skill, and a bit of luck. The game is played with a set of rectangular tiles, known as 'dominoes'. Each domino is divided into two square ends, each marked with a certain number of spots, or 'pips'. The game begins with each player drawing a certain number of tiles from the 'boneyard' (the pile of unused tiles). The player with the highest double (a tile with the same number on both ends) usually goes first.

The first player places a tile on the table. The next player must then place a tile that matches one of the open ends of the chain of dominoes. For instance, if the first tile placed is a 5-5 (a double five), the next player must place a tile that has a five on one end. If they cannot do so, they must draw from the boneyard until they pick a playable tile.

The game continues in this manner, with players adding to the chain of dominoes by matching numbers. A round ends when one player has played all their tiles and wins the round, or when all players are blocked and cannot make a valid move. The winner is then awarded points based on the pips remaining in their opponents' hand.

• Simple Rules: The rules of Dominoes are relatively simple, making it accessible for all ages.
• Variety of Games: There are many different ways to play Dominoes, from simple blocking games to more complex scoring games.
• Social Interaction: Dominoes is a great social game that can be played with two to four players.